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Originally Posted by laymanspc
Whether you realize it or not, you did. If Vista or Windows 7, UAC (User Account Control) will toss up a prompt requesting admin access (unless you turned UAC off then it just takes the admin permissions it needs without any sort of indication a.k.a. stupid). If you have XP, then it creates all users as full time admins unless specifically set to be a limited user account at the time of the account creation.
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My bad - you're correct. I had to use it on my XP machine because my Vista Activesync was messed up by the QPST/QXDM driver. In that case I don't know why it requires admin access - perhaps something to do with the way that it accesses the activesync API to get direct access to the memory and bootloader of the phone?